Will this seat firmly and hold on a Blackhawk CompStock for a rifle?
23778
It's adjustable to fit almost any standard rifle stock, non slip, adjustable straps fits snuggly. Was very pleased.
23779
Should be fine for the forward position. As far as I can see on a compstock, the area before the compensator looks fine for it. If you already have the stock, measure the part nearest to the hand. The lower part is 7" and the upper cheek is 8". Hope this helps.
23780
I have very limited experience with a CompStock, I think it should. It has three straps that are adjustable. After I a made a couple of adjustments it has stayed put on the composite stock of my 783
1513979
I do not think that the seat will pop.. If it does then you can always push the airhawk towards the rear if you find that it's popping on the sides.. And moreover your weight is more know the rear if the seat rather than the front.. So go for it, it will be absolutely fine..
247224
Absolutely. It was expressly designed to be used with the "Mil-Spec" adjustable stock. Just be aware that it take a bit of effort to get on. My recommendations is to put it into a bowl of hot (not boiling but hot as your tap water can get) and let it sit in the bowl with the water flowing over it until it is the same temperature as the water. Use a bit of dish soap to coat the insides with dish soap and have a plastic scraper or spreader from the hardware store with all the sharp edges smooth off handy. It just goes right on if you do that. One warning though. If you intend to mount any "cheek weld saddles" to the stock be aware that they will NOT go on correctly if you already have the Limbsaver in place and you aren't going to be able to get the Limbsaver on if you have something like that already mounted to your stock. You WILL have to modify a couple of areas of the Limbsaver by trimming to get both it and the "Stock Saddle" on. However, I did it and have ran a LOT of round through since and have had NO problems.
1719512
Its a good piece of steel so it'll hold you pretty firmly. I don't think I'd recline on it but I don't feel the least bit insecure leaning back on it.
497460
Yes, it'll hold it but its a strange holster. I would buy a separate holster if you want to carry your gun on this belt.
1851101
I drilled into a Remington Hogue Stock. Worked well, it should not be a problem with the Gunsite stock.
611643
It has a block with 2 screws and nuts. That is how it is secured to stock. It will only work well with the cheap 4 position stock not magpul or full stock
1014225
I sent it back. It doesn't hold any gun I tried securely. Get a Blackhawk size 2 pancake holster and a luggage strap instead. It makes the best rig yet!
1004939
I would think so. Pretty sturdy, stands up to real firearms. Just don't overtighten the mounting screw, it may damage your frame.
679379
It should work fine without the drop offset. I use mine for competition. I would probably recommend a Blackhawk serpa with level 3 retention for security duty
1623369
It holds my Ruger 357 Blackhawk I think they are similar in weight and size.
366818
I wouldn't put this bipod on anything bigger than a .22. It loosens easily on bigger rifles because of the recoil. Get the BlackHawk Sportster.
1248177
The screw holes should line up. Blackhawk's stuff usually fits everything. If not, there's nothing a drill wont fix.
1851722
I would think that it would, I have my scoped benchrest .308 with a wide flat forearm stock that fits in it without issue.
435623
It will accommodate any long gun. All it does is hold the stock (or some part of the firearm) firmly so that one can work on a firearm.
961295
I have a conventional Harris bi-pod that I wanted to put on an AR. I wanted a strong clean interface that could take some abuse. I found it in the G&G; adapter. It is well built, and the fit and finish on the one I received was outstanding. Most of the conventional `hunting type bi-pod's' out there, must by default fit a standard rifle sling swivel stud. This is the most common situation among bolt guns and other wood/composite stock rifles. If your Black Hawk bi-pod has a pin that will fit a stock rifle swivel stud, I think you're in good shape.I hope this helpful.Ed Ballantine
466807
Yes. If your gun is 100% milspec then it will fit with no wobble. Not sure about other rifles all mine are milspec. Great stock tho very comfortable.